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PORT AT DOUAUMONT, NEAR VERDUN, PHOTOGRAPHED FROM FRENCH AEROPLANE
How modern artillery fire can cover every square yard of ground within a certain area is illustrated by this picture. Shell holes by
millions cover the ground. The slender dark threads running crookedly criss-cross across tho field are trenches. Tho walls of the)
$ wrecked fort are ' plainly visible.
NOT PRUSSIANS OR BAVARIANS
OR SAXONS
Their shaven heads make them appear
so. but as a matler of fact they are 1st
Regiment guardsmen under a shower
bath- at El Paso.
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FRENCH AVIATION CAMP AS SEEN FROM A HEIGHT OF .500 YARDS
Tfa fjliiijth, rectangular structure a hangars that shelter the planes, which may be seen at rest in the open,
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Photo by Evening Le0er Stiff Photographer,
THE PHONOGRAPH SOOTHES THE MILITARY BREAST IN THE DESERT
Guardsmen of the 2d Regiment, in camp at Fort Bljss, sit in a circle as a. volunteejr' soloist renders a hymn t? Jth.e acompanjmeat
of the. machine at Sunj&y religious exercises.
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